Tighter view of the 404 southbound

Morning Brew: May 15, 2007

Photo: "Tighter view of the 404 southbound" by blogTO Flickr pooler Lone Primate

Your morning news roundup for Tuesday, May 15th, 2007:

Why try and predict the weather when it's so easy to get it wrong: in today's forecast, Toronto is expecting rain, sun, heat and cold. That about sums it all up.

If you were late for work this morning, blame it on a truck that rolled over on the 400, causing delays in traffic across the city.

Delays on the streets may cause road rage, but one driver took it too far: the police are calling an accident in Pickering yesterday a case of attempted murder-suicide.

The Ontario Arts Council honored six Ontarians at the Gladstone yesterday for the K.M. Hunter Awards.

Toronto's had its share of weapons problems: first guns, then knives. Now, a man is being charged with beating his father to death with a hammer.

If they told you it would reduce the risk of cancer, would you be willing to pay a bit more for your dry cleaning? Cleaners across the city don't think you will.

Today's Crossroad Puzzle after the jump...

Crossroad Puzzle


Recognize this part of the city? Post your answer in the comments, and check for the answer in tomorrow's blogTO Morning Brew.

Yesterday's answer: The ROM, pre-crystallization.

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